The Act contains a list of certain areas to be proclaimed as Crown lands. The Proclamation of said areas as Crown lands shall not affect any concession, lease, servitude or other right existing in respect of the said areas at the date set out in the third column of the Schedule to this Act and not vested in the Crown.
This Act concerns legal proceedings and proof regarding the ascertainment or evidence of title in land or interest in any estate.The Act sets out the procedures for obtaining a certificate of title and the effects of a certificate of title. The Act also allows a person to request a court to investigate matters that may affect a title in land. A certificate of title obtained by fraud shall be null and void. The Rules Committee of the Supreme Court may make rules for specified purposes.
The Act makes provision for prescription in respect of claims relative Common Law, by custom, prescription or grant, to any right of common or other profit or benefit to be taken and enjoyed from or upon any land or in respect of a watercourse or the use of any water.
The objective of this Law which includes 14 articles is to define the registration procedure of marshy lands. Those who wish to acquire land through drying marshy lands that are not possessed by anyone will apply to the relevant Governor, who shall then ask the Prime Ministry whether drying can be made by the State or not. If so, drying should be made within 4 years otherwise it will be considered as being renounced from this right. If drying will not be made by the State then the case will be communicated to the villages and water users' unions in the area. Priority will be for them.
The purpose of this Regulation is to obtain land for public interest by means of giving compensation to the party releasing or giving up land, or by revocation of land title. Public interests realized by the government are listed in article 5. A Jakarta Provincial Land Provision Committee shall be established by the Governor and shall be responsible for assignments specified in article 7. Articles 8 to 19 deal with matters related to deliberation and compensation for land.
The present Regulation is enacted under the Conservation Agreements Act. In particular, the Regulation lays down provisions relating to application procedures addressed to the Conservation Agreement Board. The text consists of 7 sections.
Implements: Conservation Agreements Act (C.C.S.M.c.C173). (2000)
This Decree approves the General Regulation for Land Concession. This Regulation, consisting of 10 Chapters, specifies the general basis of the legal regime defined by Law No. 9/04. It establishes the legal framework for the concession of free lands within the Republic of Angola. It does not apply for private property lands, which will be regulated by the Civil Code. This Regulation aims at: defining the process of concession, recognition, transmission, usufruct and the end of rights on such lands.
This Ministerial Decree establishes that plots of land previously used for defence and security purposes and temporarily not used for the aforesaid purposes can be allotted to legal persons and citizens on lease or free-of-charge tenancy for a fixed period for agriculture, forest management and other purposeful use. It establishes also terms and conditions of transfer of the aforesaid land and specifies that the purposeful use of the aforesaid land shall not be changed.
This Regulation amends several provisions of Presidential Regulation No. 36/2005 on the Procurement of Land for Realizing Development for Public Interest.The definition of procurement of land shall be "every activity to obtain land by means of giving compensation to the party releasing or giving up the land, buildings, plants and materials related to land". Procurement of land shall be done by means of relinquishment and delivery of land title. The development for public interest realized by the Government, as provided for in article 5, shall be amended.
This Decree determines land-use right value, for lands assigned by the State, to be included in the value of organization assets. The lands are specified in article 1. Land-use rights shall constitute a state asset (art. 3). Articles 4-8 deal with the following matters: valuation of land-use rights; adjustment to land-use right value; accountng land-use right value into asset value; recovery and transfer of land-use rights.
The Regulation, consists of 50 sections divided into six Parts and completed by five Schedules, as follows: Preliminary (1); Administration (2); Land Assessment (3); Sale, Lease or Other Disposal of Crown Land (4); Dedication and Reservation of Land (5); Miscellaneous (6).The Regulation is completed by five Schedules: Fees and deposits (1); Substances defined as minerals in relation to land not in a special district (2); Repealed (3); Records to be kept by Reserve Trust (4); Penalty notice offences (5)
The purpose of these Provisions is to regulate the assignment of state-owned construction land use right, optimize the allocation of land resources and establishing an impartial land use system.The Provisions lay down procedures for carrying out bid invitations, auctions or quotations for state-owned construction land use rights which shall be conducted according to economic and social development plans, land use plans, annual land use plans, urban planning, etc. prepared by the department of land and resources.